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Russian language in the world. Taken from en:Image:RussianLanguageMap.png.
Creator: en:User:Clevelander
There is a mistake in the map. Crimea is part of Ukraine. Russian is not official language there.
This is not a mistake. Russian is an official language in Crimea despite it belongs to Ukraine. Crimea was a part of Russia until fifty years ago, and Russian is still by far its main language.
- Russian is the de facto language of Crimea, but it is not strictly "official." By this definition, the map is incorrect.
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- There's a number of local legislations in Crimea, stating Russian as an official language there. Although these legislations are contested by central authorities, they are existing nevertheless.
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